Sentence examples for shoulder the full from inspiring English sources

"The states are simply not rich enough," to shoulder the full cost burden, he said.

The winner has to shoulder the full hosting duties for the competition next year estimated to cost about £30m.

Testifying at a Senate hearing in Rome, Genoa's leftist mayor, Guiseppe Pericu, said Mr. Berlusconi's government should shoulder the full blame for police misconduct.

But they give the Ukrainian government, which is desperate for foreign investment, little cause to celebrate: investors' reluctance to shoulder the full risks of owning Ukrainian shares can only be taken as a vote of no confidence.

"The occupation forces should shoulder the full responsibility for these deeds, and we call for them to end their rule in Iraq by withdrawing or at least setting a timetable for withdrawal," Salih al-Igaili, a Sadr legislator, said.

But the federal government does not pay its usual share of the cost for children above 250percentt of the poverty level, leaving the state to shoulder the full cost.

These heroic if anemic lumens shouldered the full task of illuminating the kitchen.

He tilts left into the wind, as if he were shouldering the full blast of Hurricane Katrina, his arm gesticulating awkwardly.

Renegade signals from my spinal nerve hammered my shoulder and the full length of my right arm, down to the marrow.

Try not to throw your shoulder into the full when you are beginning to turn.

Commander John Jacob, ex-Navy pilot, at present a pig farmer, has over the last few months been shouldering the full-time burden of organising the Snape Mailings Rebuilding Appeal.